Our commitments to nonprofits
Prices are published, per seat
Every plan and its price per seat is on pricing, for anyone to read. No quote, no sales call, no price that depends on who is asking. While AnyGrant is in beta, everything is free.
Small organizations stay free after the beta
An organization whose own IRS revenue is under the threshold on pricing keeps the Basic plan at no cost once the beta ends. The revenue is read from your own return, never a fiscal sponsor’s.
A funder can pay for its grantees’ seats
A funder that already works with an organization in AnyGrant (an applicant to its rounds, or a subrecipient) can pay for that organization’s seats. The organization sees who pays and through when, and the funder can end it at any time. See for grantmakers.
Setup starts from what is already public
Type your EIN and AnyGrant fills your profile, your funders and the grants their IRS returns list, each marked as from public filings and cited, for you to confirm or dismiss. You do not retype your history. See grants management.
The Minnesota Common Grant, as the form asks
Start the Minnesota Common Grant on any grant and its questions appear in the form’s order with the form’s character limits, Section I filled from your records, a readiness check of what is missing, and a PDF in form order. See Minnesota.
Compliance tools for the organizations doing the reporting
The 2 CFR 200 reporting calendar, the SF-424A and SF-425 worksheets, the SAM.gov and Single Audit checks and the Minnesota state and Legacy rules work for the nonprofit that receives the money, not only for the agency that checks it. See compliance.
Every figure cites its source
A funder’s giving, a past award or a deadline links to the IRS return, the federal record or the page it came from. What the public record does not say, AnyGrant does not make up. See coverage.
Your records leave with you
Download your grants, your spending and your deadlines as CSV files from Settings, at any time, on any plan. Bring grants in the same way, from a spreadsheet. See grants management.
Our own classification, translated to the standard codes
AnyGrant files fields of work, populations served, types of support and funding, and kinds of organizations under its own classification, which also names what government money needs (reimbursement grants, pass-through subawards, county and tribal governments, fiscal sponsors). Every NTEE and PCS code maps to an AnyGrant entry, so nothing you filed under the sector’s codes is lost; the entries for government money are AnyGrant’s own, with no NTEE or PCS equivalent. See coverage.